Stephens Hospital

We are tucked away in Teesari, and honestly, the hospital is just a part of the landscape here now. It’s a functional building where a lot of things happen at once. You walk through the main doors and you’ll see people waiting, nurses moving around, and the general hum of a place that never really closes. It’s not a quiet environment, but that’s just how hospitals are. We have different floors for different things, and the hallways can feel a bit long when you’re walking them all day. The staff here in Teesari are mostly locals who have been working together for a long time, so we all know how the place runs, including which doors stick and where the best spots are to hide for a five-minute break. We handle a bit of everything, from people coming in with a bad cough to more serious stuff that requires staying overnight. The rooms are basic, just the beds and the equipment needed to keep an eye on folks. We don't spend much time on decorations or making things look pretty; it's more about keeping things clean and making sure the medicine is ready. It gets pretty hectic during the shift changes when everyone is trying to update the next person on what’s happened. It’s just a regular hospital doing its thing for the people around Teesari every day without any extra frills or complicated systems to get in the way.